Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) revealed that he spoke with President Donald Trump on Monday and told the president that he can take executive action to allow organizations to offer more affordable group health insurance plans. In addition, Paul's plan would allow individuals to pool together through any organization across state lines to purchase health insurance. Iowa submitted a plan to the Trump administration that would create more affordable and flexible healthcare plans on the state's Obamacare marketplace. President Trump suggested that if Congress does not approve a healthcare bill soon, he will end subsidies for health insurance companies, as well as the Obamacare exemption for Congress. Rand Paul, one of the Senate's leading conservatives, told reporters that Trump will consider taking executive action to address the many problems with the healthcare system after Sen. John McCain tanked an Obamacare repeal bill last week.
Op-Ed: Health Care Needs to Get More Personal
Wherever governments stand on health care, the common denominator in the new health care will be technology. Health care goes to the patient: The current assumption that we have to leave our houses to access health care – whether to go to the doctor, the clinic or the hospital – will be overturned. It gives health care companies valuable insights into patients and their conditions, answers patient questions and resolves problems more efficiently. Technologies for these demands already exist; once they are deployed, health care can become more cost-effective and productivity can rise. Artificial intelligence will also create new opportunities in the transition to virtual health care.
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